Red Sea 90 LED connection issue

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I am having issues getting my lights to stay connected to the network. I reached out to Red Sea and they are suggesting creating a new 2.4 network. I am trying to understand if they are suggesting I buy a new router or what. Has anyone else had experience with this? I am very frustrated they loose connection multiple times a week and when I am not home I have no way to fix it. The best I can do is keep unplugging them until somehow they decide to reconnect.
 
I am having issues getting my lights to stay connected to the network. I reached out to Red Sea and they are suggesting creating a new 2.4 network. I am trying to understand if they are suggesting I buy a new router or what. Has anyone else had experience with this? I am very frustrated they loose connection multiple times a week and when I am not home I have no way to fix it. The best I can do is keep unplugging them until somehow they decide to reconnect.
Hi there, I just found this thread as I’m having the exact same issue.
It just disconnects every week, and I have to completely delete the aquarium and re-create it. It is driving me nuts.
Did you end up resolving your issue?
 
Have either of you tried restarting your router when this happens? It may save you setting things up every time.

I have a pair of ReefLed 90's as well as the 4 head ReefDose. The lights have always been reliable but the doser used to drop out all the time. I'm sure that the wifi signal just wasn't strong enough to get round the cabinet. When I put a booster in the same room as the tank it solved every connection issue.
 

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